December 27, 2010
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Letters
This letter is to thank you for the column "In the Christian Science Bible Lesson" that is published every week in the Sentinel.
UPFRONT
That was the topic of debate after the Israelites had looked out into the land of Canaan, at the request of their leader Moses.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
I can't remember why I lay on that bed, sobbing into my pillow and feeling so desperate.
SENTINEL WATCH
BY GAINING EVEN A GLIMPSE OF GOD'S INFINITE POWER AND PRESENCE, HUMANITY'S EVERY NEED CAN BE MET.
IN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON
THE GOODNESS AND EVERLASTING MERCY OF THE LORD ARE TIMELESS AND CONSTANT.
Article
The Christ frees each of us to be so much more than just a "good person."
Article
A high school teacher leans on prayer to turn around a difficult classroom situation.
Article
Excerpts from a recent spirituality.com chat with teacher and practitioner Janet Kennedy.
Article
Inspired prayers can support peaceful and balanced constitutional reform in Turkey.
Article
Prayer in Christian Science makes it possible to forecast a steady flow of health and goodness.
Article
We can counter false predictions with an expectancy of good. And be healed!
Article
A reflection on humanity's interest and involvement with spirituality through the centuries, and a prayerful look ahead.
Article
Read about how spiritual inspiration healed this teen of habitual lying.
Testimony of Healing
The morning that my daughter-in-law and I were to travel to another city for a graduation, I woke up with the symptoms of stomach flu.
Testimony of Healing
Shortly before I started junior high, warts developed on two of my fingers.
Testimony of Healing
About six years ago, just after moving into a new home with my new husband, I began to experience pain, swelling, and stiffness that in various ways affected my knees, feet, and hands.
FROM THE EDITORS
The message of the Christ gets through. The stilling of storms, emotional as well as physical, takes place.
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